Sen. JD Vance was denied entry to a restaurant outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, that he described as being a “great local business.”on X, NBC News reporter Gary Grumbach wrote that the press was told by a restaurant worker at the Primanti Bros. Restaurant and Sports Bar located in North Versailles that “cameras were not allowed,” adding that the restaurant “did not want a ‘campaign event.
“We paid for everybody’s food, we gave them a nice tip,” Vance explained. “And, of course when I gave them a nice tip, I said, ‘No taxes on tips.” Don’t hold it against her, she just got a little nervous. But, it’s a great local business, let’s keep on supporting it, and most importantly, November 5th, or before, go vote. Let’s go win this thing.”“Without any advance notice, today’s campaign stop caused some momentary confusion for our staff,” Golomb said in a statement.
This comes after there were claims that customers at a Primanti Bros. location in Moon, Pennsylvania, were reportedly told to leave prior to Vice President Kamala Harris and her vice presidential running mate, Minnesota Gov.
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